No worries, I hear the Corporation of America is flush with money.
Yes but it was incorporated in France so that's all useless Euros.
"Where's my presumption of innocence?"
"On YouTube with all the videos directly showing you committing crimes?"
"Sir, you are dripping your privilege."
Yes but it was incorporated in France so that's all useless Euros.
It will be payed in Ameros.
#keeptheconspiracytrainrolling
Fourteen new indictments; twelve arrests, two already in federal custody. This new list includes Eric Parker, the guy in all the photos aiming his rifle at the feds from an overpass.
Fourteen new indictments; twelve arrests, two already in federal custody. This new list includes Eric Parker, the guy in all the photos aiming his rifle at the feds from an overpass.
THANK THE MAKER
Awesome! Time to water the tree, boys.
Still looking for those magic words.
Still looking for those magic words.
Seriously. Reading that legal brief is like an exercise in deciphering the caffeine addled musings of a pimply faced youth "bargaining" with his dungeon master.
Hard to argue with the 'idiot' part...
Still looking for those magic words.
You're fired?
Pretty sure there's one magic word, and it's "guilty".
Demosthenes wrote:Still looking for those magic words.
Seriously. Reading that legal brief is like an exercise in deciphering the caffeine addled musings of a pimply faced youth "bargaining" with his dungeon master.
Hey now, I never wrote anything nearly that stupid when I was trying to figure out how to survive the Tomb of Horrors.
The Judge warned Bundy not to assert that the Court had no jurisdiction and he will forfeit rights of self representation if he does it again.
Let's say he ignores the warning; does that mean he has no representation? As in nobody can make any arguments on his behalf? Not entirely sure what that would mean from a procedural fairness perspective. In any event he has no compelling argument so maybe there is no mischief caused.
Demosthenes wrote:Paleocon wrote:Demosthenes wrote:Still looking for those magic words.
Seriously. Reading that legal brief is like an exercise in deciphering the caffeine addled musings of a pimply faced youth "bargaining" with his dungeon master.
Hey now, I never wrote anything nearly that stupid when I was trying to figure out how to survive the Tomb of Horrors. :(
[Insert Stranger Things fireball reference]
The Judge warned Bundy not to assert that the Court had no jurisdiction and he will forfeit rights of self representation if he does it again.
Let's say he ignores the warning; does that mean he has no representation? As in nobody can make any arguments on his behalf? Not entirely sure what that would mean from a procedural fairness perspective. In any event he has no compelling argument so maybe there is no mischief caused.
Pretty sure that would mean he would have to let a court appointed attorney plead his case for him if he won't/can't hire his own. It just means he can't represent himself without a qualified attorney.
Hmm at least locally there is a rule that lawyers cannot raise arguments which have no reasonable prospect of success. If there's something similar his advocate couldn't advance a positive case and would seemingly be limited to discrediting the Government's case(s) against him.
But does that mean everyone in the US gets publicly funded representation?
In the US, a public defender is a lawyer appointed to represent people who cannot afford to hire an attorney. If you can afford one you generally are better off hiring one because public defenders tend to be less experienced and more overworked (of course my knowledge of that is mostly from tv shows...).
What's with spelling his name in all lowercase?
I vaguely remember capital letters as being somehow important in the Sovereign Citizen community. It's related to some inane argument about uppercase Citizens being one thing, and lowercase citizens being something else. The uppercase kind are subject to the United States, they claim, but lowercase citizens are sovereign.
I think that's it, anyway. It was a really weird idea, and I last heard it probably twenty years ago.
I only sign legal documents in hieroglyphics. That technically makes me an Egyptian god. The Constitution says that there has to be a separation of church and state, therefore no government institution or employee is allowed to be in the same room as me.
It's got something to do with the difference between the person and the corporation created in that name which belongs to the Treasury or the French crown or the Illuminati or some such, and is subject to laws while the person is not. SPLC has some good definitions of sovereign-citizen-speak: https://www.splcenter.org/fighting-h...
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